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Brokerage 0.00
STT total 0.00
Exchange txn charge 0.00
Clearing charge 0.00
GST 0.00
SEBI charges 0.00
Stamp duty 0.00
Points to breakeven 0.00
Net P&L 0.00

DP charges applicable on equity delivery sell transactions. All charges explained. Exchange transaction charges may vary depending on the category of the stock. Charges calculated may vary slightly. 

Step-by-Step Guide to Use Bajaj Broking Brokerage Calculator

What is a Brokerage Calculator?

A brokerage calculator is a simple online tool that helps you find the exact cost of placing a trade before you execute it. Instead of manually calculating the brokerage costs, the calculator provides a complete breakdown in seconds. It includes not just the brokerage but also taxes and statutory fees that apply to every order.

You get a clear view of charges such as:

  • Brokerage Fees: Brokerage fees are charges levied by a stockbroker for executing buy or sell orders on behalf of an investor. These fees vary by broker and trading segment and are charged per order.

  • Securities Transaction Tax (STT): Securities Transaction Tax (STT) is a government tax applied on the purchase or sale of securities such as equities, futures, and options on recognised stock exchanges in India.

  • Exchange Transaction Charges: Exchange transaction charges are fees charged by stock exchanges (such as NSE or BSE) for facilitating the execution of trades. These charges are calculated as a percentage of the transaction value.

  • SEBI Turnover Fees: SEBI turnover fees are regulatory charges levied by the Securities and Exchange Board of India based on the total turnover of a trade. These fees are uniform across brokers.

  • GST: Goods and Services Tax (GST) at 18% is applied on brokerage and exchange-related charges such as transaction fees. GST is not applicable on STT, stamp duty, or SEBI fees.

  • Stamp Duty: Stamp duty is a state government tax charged on the value of securities traded. It is typically applied only on the buy side of the transaction and varies by state and trading segment.

This helps you understand your real cost and plan your trades with confidence.

How to Calculate Brokerage?

Brokerage is usually calculated either as a percentage of the trade value or as a flat fee per order, depending on your broker's pricing model. The basic formula used across the industry is:

Brokerage Formula:

Brokerage = Brokerage Rate × Turnover Where: Turnover = Buy Value + Sell Value

Example 1: Percentage-Based Brokerage

  • Buy Price: ₹200

  • Sell Price: ₹230

  • Quantity: 50

  • Brokerage Rate: 0.05%

Turnover = (200×50) + (230×50) = ₹21,500. Brokerage = 0.05% of 21,500 = ₹10.75

Example 2: Flat ₹20 per Order Model

  • Buy order: ₹20

  • Sell order: ₹20

Total Brokerage = ₹40

Along with brokerage, traders must also pay STT, exchange transaction fees, SEBI charges, GST, and stamp duty. These costs vary by segment—Intraday, Delivery, Futures, or Options.

Using a brokerage calculator simplifies this entire process by automatically applying the right rates and showing the final cost and breakeven point.

Factors on Which the Brokerage Calculation Depends

Brokerage calculation is influenced by several market and broker-based factors. These include:

  • Brokerage Plan: Whether your broker charges a flat fee per order or a percentage of turnover.

  • Trading Segment: Charges vary for Intraday, Delivery, Futures, and Options. STT and exchange fees vary by segment.

  • Turnover: Higher turnover generally increases statutory charges, such as STT and transaction fees.

  • Exchange (NSE/BSE): Transaction charges differ slightly between the two exchanges.

  • Statutory Charges:

    • STT is applied on both buy and sell for Delivery, but only on sell for Intraday and F&O.

    • SEBI charges apply on turnover.

    • GST is applied on the broker's charges.

    • Stamp duty is calculated according to state rules.

  • Order Type & Frequency: Frequent traders may incur multiple flat brokerage fees depending on the plan.

A brokerage calculator applies all these factors automatically to show accurate costs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What subscription packs does Bajaj Broking offer?

Bajaj Broking offers two main brokerage packs. These are : Freedom pack and Professional Pack.

What are the features of the Bajaj Broking Brokerage Calculator?

Certain features make our brokerage calculator stand out from others. These are its regular updation, user-friendly interface, accessibility through any device easily, free service, and customisable options.

What are the types of brokerage calculators?

There are different types of brokerage calculator for different market segments. This includes calculators for F&O, equity, currency, and commodity trading.

Are brokerage calculators free?

Yes, you can use brokerage calculator free of charge. On that note, consider staying away from any website that charges money for brokerage calculations. 

What are the pros of using a brokerage calculator?

An online brokerage for calculator is a lot more helpful for investors than manual calculations. With this, traders can compare brokerage commissions and get instant and accurate results. It is also less time consuming and one can do as many calculations as they want with online brokerage calculators. 

What is the formula for brokerage calculation?

The formula to calculate brokerage manually is as follows:

Brokerage= No. of purchased shares/ (sold shares* price of one unit of stocks*brokerage percentage)

How is intraday brokerage calculated?

Intraday brokerage is charged at ₹20 per order (Freedom Pack). Other charges include transaction charges (NSE: 0.00345%), STT (₹25 per lakh on sell side), GST (18% on brokerage, transaction & CM Charges), and SEBI charges (0.00010% of turnover).

What are STT charges in a brokerage calculator?

Securities Transaction Tax (STT) varies by segment. For intraday trades, it's ₹25 per lakh on the sell side. Delivery trades have ₹100 per lakh on both buy and sell, while options have ₹50 per lakh on premium.

What are the points to breakeven in brokerage calculation?

Breakeven points in brokerage calculation depend on brokerage fees (₹20 per order for intraday), transaction charges, STT, SEBI charges, and GST. Traders must calculate their total costs to determine the breakeven price.

What are SEBI charges in brokerage calculators?

SEBI charges in brokerage calculators are applied as 0.00010% of the trade’s turnover across all segments, including delivery, intraday, futures, and options trades. These charges are mandatory and set by the regulator.

How is brokerage calculated?

Brokerage is charged based on trade value (percentage-based) or per trade (flat rate). Our calculator provides an exact breakdown.

Can a brokerage calculator predict profit?

Yes, a brokerage calculator calculates the fees associated with the transaction, including brokerage, Securities Transaction Tax (STT), exchange transaction fees, Goods and Services Tax (GST), SEBI fees, and stamp duty. After deducting these charges from your gross profit potential returns, it then displays the net impact of these costs. A brokerage calculator does not provide market-profit or loss in your trade, but it does show you how these charges will impact your returns.

What are the other charges levied apart from the brokerage?

Apart from brokerage fees, you can see these in the tool: Securities Transaction Tax (STT), exchange transaction fees, clearing fees, GST on brokerage and exchange transaction fees, SEBI turnover fee, and stamp duty. The tool flags the depository fees associated with equity delivery sell transaction types and indicates that the exchange transaction fee can vary by stock type.

How to calculate maximum brokerage?

Maximum fees are based on the plan you are on (i.e., a flat rate for each order serviced or a percentage of the trade value). In the tool you can select your subscription pack (i.e., ₹20 per order or ₹10 per order). After making your selections, please enter the buy price, sell price, and quantity.) When you click "calculate", the tool will calculate the maximum brokerage charged to you for that transaction, depending on your plan.

How to calculate return on brokerage account?

To understand return on a brokerage account, you enter your trade details into the calculator—buy price, sell price, quantity, exchange and pack. The breakdown shows the costs you incurred. Then, compare your net profit after costs with your investment size. The tool itself does not calculate ROI percentage for you automatically, but all cost inputs are available for you to calculate that out.

Is brokerage taxable?

Yes, brokerage is taxable in India. GST at 18% is charged on the brokerage amount, along with other exchange and service charges. However, taxes like STT, stamp duty, and SEBI fees are not subject to GST. The total tax is added to your trading cost and affects your net profit or loss.

How is brokerage calculated per order?

Brokerage is calculated per executed order based on your broker’s pricing model. It can be either a percentage of the trade value or a flat fee per order, depending on the trading segment (equity delivery, intraday, futures, or options). If both buy and sell orders are placed, brokerage is charged separately for each.

What’s the difference between brokerage and service charge?

Service charges are additional costs such as exchange transaction charges, clearing fees, and regulatory fees levied by stock exchanges and authorities. Brokerage is set by the broker, while service charges are fixed and largely non-negotiable.

Does GST apply on brokerage?

Yes, GST at 18% applies on brokerage and other exchange-related charges like transaction fees. GST is not applied on STT, stamp duty, or SEBI turnover fees. The GST amount increases the total trading cost and is reflected in the final calculation shown by a brokerage calculator.

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